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Cerro Gordo is an old mining town in the Inyo range above Owens valley, where there once was a magnificent lake that Los Angeles drained years ago. The remaining buildings are gorgeously preserved, and there’s old mining equipment and even open mines visible from the dirt road up. The town sits at around 8500 or so feet up the dirt road, for which I strongly recommend a 4x4 vehicle. The care taker of the town is a kind man named Robert Desmarais, who works passionately to preserve what remains of the town. If you go up there, best if you call first (760 867 4161) and say let Robert know you’re headed up that way and ask permission to see inside some of the building or even for a tour. Please don’t go anywhere off the road without his permission. Please also, bring some supplies to donate if you can. Water, firewood, groceries would all be very much appreciated, I’m sure. And one more thing, if you do head up there, please mind the signs, and respect the history of that beautiful treasure. Leave no trace.
(i finaly got my fight with shadow ill show him my true power)
Flame: ill show you what the ultiment power really is shadow!
Shadow: Bring it!
i had fun exploring shadows today. it's interesting what catches my eye. some days it's reflections, other days it's shadows or bokeh or the list goes on (isn't that the lovely part of photography?)
Shadow on the cladding of the Aldi supermarket, Altrincham Retail Park, Manchester. Best seen in the Original size to see the texture in the cladding.
I thought the shadows looked so interesting as the light came into my living room and i had to capture it.
Alternative for ODC ... shadows.
I played around for quite a while with these and I didn't think they were working until I viewed them on the computer and did a little editing.
Kiev 88CM with Volna 3 f2.8/80mm. Fuji Neopan 400 in D-76 1+1 for 9.5min. 20C.
Mid April is still very hot in Santiago de Compostela, better to sing, walk or work in the shadows....
One of the last sunny days of Summer - noticed the shadows cast by two glasses of wine on an outdoor table. Amazing the way the light is refracted through the stems of the glasses.
The Shadow Legionnaire is a long-running and successful racer. She may not look like much, but she's got some power under the hood. She excels on the straightaways.
The small images are a little more visible when viewed large.
Based on Tim's Cave Racer design.
First idea that came to mind for the potd was to get a shadow of the wheels on my bike. My idea didn't really translate to the camera. This one was my favorite of the bunch.
Turn your face to the sun
and the shadows will fall behind you.
+Canon EOS 5DsR
- Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM
Photography and Copyright by Sylvia Ting
This lovely lady lives on the back of my garbage bin (she has survived three trash pickup so far - tomorrow will be the fourth. Hope she makes it.